Mary Hunter

Postponed due to bad weather in New England.

• Tuesday 19 February

Morning: Meetings with individual students (upon request)

3:30-4:50: Visit to MUMH 6770, New Types of Opera in the 20th Century (regularly taught by Margaret Notley), MUS 295.

6:00-7:20: Visit to MUMH 5110, Understanding Mozart’s Operas: A Study in Reception History (regularly taught by Deanna Bush), MUS 295.

• Wednesday 20 February

Morning: Meetings with individual students (upon request)

2:00-3:00: Group meeting with graduate students in the Division, Floyd Graham room (MUS 251).

4:00-5:00: MHTE Division Lecture: Historical Performance and Opera: Do We Want the Past to be Another Country?, MUS 321.

On the many questions that today’s historical production of operas raise. Illustrated with excerpts from Lully's Persée as produced by Tafelmusik; Lully’s Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme, as produced in France; two versions of The Magic Flute; and an opera by Salieri.

• Thursday 21 February

Morning: TBA.

Anne Robertson

• Monday, 3 March

2:00-3:00: Meeting with graduate students in the Division, Floyd Graham room (MUS 251).

4:00-5:00: MHTE Division Lecture: The Seven Deadly Sins in Medieval Music. MUS 321.

A study in religious symbolism in the music of the High Middle Ages, focused upon conductus, monophonic song, and motets of the 13th and 14th centuries.

William Kinderman

A residency from March 10th through March 14th.